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Skip 2 days of walking, where is the best place to do it?
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[QUOTE="WolverineDG, post: 63079, member: 753"] Well, here's where I'd skip from my perspective: The walk into Burgos--You can catch a bus at Belorado or Villafranca Montes de Oca, although you'll miss San Juan de Ortega (very nice quiet little church), & Ages & Atapuerca. That will shave a day off your journey. Then you can take the bus or train from Sahagun to Leon, which will cut out about 2 more days of walking. Given my choice of Burgos or Leon, I pick Leon. For whatever reason, I didn't care much for Burgos both times I was there (except there's a good donar kebob really close to the albergue). Leon, otoh, felt like "my" city. As for the 17km March from Hell between Carrion & Calzadilla---if you're going after they've already plowed everything under, you're not going to be missing very much, except for the feeling you're on a forced march. [/QUOTE]
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